This page provides an English interface to the gxceed GX paper corpus. The corpus aggregates papers from 13 open scholarly metadata sources and uses AI-assisted classification to identify signals related to measurement, policy narratives, outcomes, implementation, industrial adoption, and verification.
The goal is not only to discover papers, but to observe how GX research is distributed across research substance, implementation narratives, external expectations, implementation substance, and judgment formation.
Summaries are AI-assisted. Always refer to the original paper for authoritative conclusions.
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Petucco C.
This paper examines the validity of environmental claims made by corporate green bonds, questioning whether their environmental reporting is reliable. It analyzes the accuracy of green bond disclosures and highlights risks of greenwashing.
Satya Pavan Kumar Ratnakaram, Qasim Albaqali, Huda Najjar +2
This chapter defines green finance, outlines its key components, and explains the symbiotic relationship with renewable energy. It analyzes instruments like green bonds and loans, global/regional investment trends, risk-return profiles, and…
Jihun Paek, Brian H. S. Kim
This paper finds that CBAM certificates offer a one-week price predictability window over EUAs, allowing foreign importers to strategically time purchases. Monte Carlo simulation shows an average 4.36% cost advantage, which increases during…
Gabriela B.
This paper analyzes the policy, market, and climate change-related barriers hindering the scaling of green finance. It identifies institutional and structural impediments and provides strategic implications for overcoming them.
Liu M.
This systematic literature review synthesizes existing research on the impact of green finance on corporate green innovation. It organizes definitions, mechanisms, and empirical findings, identifying research gaps and future directions.
Tomasz Wolowieс, Oksana Liashenko, Kostiantyn Pavlov +4
This study applies Hansen threshold regression to EU ETS carbon prices and renewable energy consumption (2005-2024), identifying a significant threshold at €20.71/tCO2. Below this, carbon prices have no positive effect on renewables; above …
null Weiliang Wang, null Lea Richard
This study uses a NARDL model to examine asymmetric impacts of EU ETS carbon price fluctuations on new energy vehicle (NEV) supply chain resilience. It finds that carbon price hikes reduce resilience through increased costs and raw material…
null Dr. Pritish Chandra Vaish
This study analyzes the impact of carbon pricing on industrial competitiveness using panel data from 42 countries (2000-2023). It finds that carbon pricing does not significantly harm overall competitiveness; moderate levels (below USD 50/t…
Olawale C. Olawore, Yussuf Olasunkanmi Kuti, Kazeem O. Oyerinde +8
This systematic review examines carbon pricing (carbon taxes and ETS) impacts on GHG reduction, innovation, and structural change. It concludes that carbon pricing alone is insufficient; it must be complemented by stronger regulatory, fisca…
Nyangon, Joseph, Seifi, Brecht
This paper explains how the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) works alongside the EU ETS to apply carbon pricing to imports, addressing competitiveness and carbon leakage. It covers initial sectors (steel, cement, etc.) and arg…
Bhutta U.S.
This paper assesses the readiness of the financial system to support carbon neutrality, evaluating current capital flows, climate risk assessment, and the role of policies and regulations.
Varanasi Rahul, H. V. Sathyananda Swamy, V. K. Pavithra +3
This paper examines the evolution, design, and comparative effectiveness of carbon pricing, offsetting, and emissions trading schemes (ETS) globally. It evaluates the economic efficiency of carbon taxes vs. cap-and-trade, and the role of ca…
K. Balaji
This chapter examines how carbon pricing influences capital reallocation in global financial markets through a comparative case study of the EU ETS, China's National ETS, and the California Cap-and-Trade Program. Findings show that higher a…
Tukhtabayev A.
This paper empirically analyzes the impact of green bonds on sustainable development. It finds positive effects on environmental and economic indicators, highlighting the importance of promoting green bond issuance and enhancing transparenc…
Behdad Moghtaderi, Matt Cole, Mohammad Shirzaie
This paper presents the first integrated techno-economic and environmental assessment of ammonia as a reductant for green steel. Experiments show ammonia reduction is maximized at 800°C, and modeling reveals reductant price as the dominant …
Chang L.
This paper examines whether green bonds yield real environmental benefits by analyzing issuer environmental performance and emission reductions, revealing effectiveness and challenges of green bonds as a climate finance instrument.
Peter Saling, Alessandro Pistillo, Jochen Kurtz
This paper explores automated product carbon footprint (PCF) calculation and standardization in the chemical industry. Using BASF's approach, it discusses integrating sustainability reporting with financial logic under CSRD/ESRS. Product-le…
Reichelstein, Stefan
This synthesis reviews recent innovations in corporate carbon accounting, including double-entry bookkeeping architecture separating stock and flow variables, allocation of Scope 3 emissions, and recognition of carbon credits. It argues for…
Pietrzyk R.
This study empirically examines the impact of green bond issuance on stock prices of European listed companies, finding a positive market reaction. The results support the value-enhancing role of green bonds for corporate financial performa…
Abhilash A.
This paper provides a comprehensive review of green bond markets using a technology-driven systematic literature review. It synthesizes recent trends, challenges, and research gaps in green finance.
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